Hey guys, I just started vaping about a month ago as an alternative to analogs and I have to say I'm in love with it. I was a two pack a day smoker and I feel this is one of the healthiest changes I've made in my life. Right now I'm using a 650mah innokin ego with an Iclear16 and I ordered a vv 3.0 which should be arriving any day now but my question is, what are some good pocket friendly vapes out there that don't break the bank? I want something that i can just fill up and stick in my pocket with a decent battery ( unit/mod, battery, and charger under 100 bucks.) I'm not too keen on box mods because I've tried and MVP and it just feels weird in my hand but I do like the idea of the VTR where the tank is semi protected. Any feedback would be much appreciated!
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my pocket pv is the vv v3. pocket it with a pro tank mini II
itll be the mvp2 when i get it on the weekend...
itll be the mvp2 when i get it on the weekend...
The Vamo V2 will do you good. Priced about $50 and has variable watts. Great, solid MOD, but a bit bigger than your Ego. It will work in the pocket as long as it is not to tight. If you want to spend more moola, look at the ProVari Mini. I love mine and carry in pocket anytime.
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I'd also recommend the mvp2. Fits nice in the back pocket and can be found 101vape.com with 30 bucks off.
It's built to be as durable and tuff as any mechanical mod, they are nearly indestructable. They are USA made and assembled, and come with a 1 year warranty (every Chinese-made mod will have a very limited warranty and can not be repaired post-warranty - consider them throwaways at that point). Even after the 1 year warranty expires, in the rare event that the Provari will need to be repaired, you can send it back to Provape and have it repaired good as new for reasonable repair costs and have it back within a week. Exceptional lifetime customer service, for as long as you own it. I fully expect my two Provari's to last 10 years or more. The majority of the cheaper mods on the market will be lucky to see their second birthday.
The vast majority of Chinese-made mods use the cheap 33.3 hz "rattlesnake" chip set. The MVP, iTaste vv, and Provari use a much higher quality 800 hz chipset which many users say provides a smoother vaping experience.
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Provari is pretty much the way to go when you want consistency, made in the USA, quality.... but you pay for it. Many start off with all the others and then finally cave in and buy the Provari at some point. Not saying the others aren't good or even great ( I love my MVP 2) but you pay a little extra for the customer service that comes along with the Provari. 
I have all the above recommendations, but the best leak proof system without hanging the carto out is the Billet Box. Not cheap and hard to get, but it is indestructible and leak proof. Made for the work site.
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I think that your choice for a vv 3.0 is quite good for a pocket device. That and a good clearo should work well. I am currently thinking of the same set up for when I'm out and about.
I like the vv3 for carrying around but with the protank mini on it, it is a little long.
I think you have a great pocket setup already (ego batt w/ iclear16) if you like something compact but able to give you good flavor/vapor production. Have you considered getting a large mod/tank combo for home use instead of another compact vaping system?
My innokin mvp2 is great in my pocket and I work in a kitchen. Just unscrew the tank.
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The smallest one that really works is the SD Keyring designed by Trog:
Mini eGo with a Kanger baby T3 is small too.
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Innokin iTaste MVP 2 with a Smoktech pyrex DCT cartotank. Inexpensive, effortless to maintain, charges other devices, pretty rugged and when it finally breaks, there will be one out that you will want more anyway. Good luck and have fun!
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